Studys shows that children have a 99.995% covid recover rate

[sd_shooter]

Children have two deaths per million with the Covid.

https://truthbasedmedia.com/2021/07/11/study-shows-children-have-a-99-995-covid-recovery-rate-with-two-deaths-per-million-kids/

Anyway, don't forget to vaccinate your children! And not just one jab, better to get two or three!

[as_rocketman]

Bear in mind there is an undistributed middle between death and !death.

Rates of severe COVID in children are rather low, however, and I am among those waiting on better information before concluding vaccinating children -- especially young children -- is a good idea.

[bootstrap]

No need for jabs.

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[CessnaDriver]

It's immoral to give kids these shots to protect primarily old and weak people.
You give kids shots to protect them, adults are supposed to protect kids. Not the other way around. Not sure what happened but we crossed a line bad on this one.

[bootstrap]

It's immoral to give kids these shots to protect primarily old and weak people.
You give kids shots to protect them, adults are supposed to protect kids. Not the other way around. Not sure what happened but we crossed a line bad on this one.

The globalists are targeting our Military next.

[hunterb]

It's immoral to give kids these shots to protect primarily old and weak people.
You give kids shots to protect them, adults are supposed to protect kids. Not the other way around. Not sure what happened but we crossed a line bad on this one.

[sd_shooter]

Likely a true statement. No world wars to deal with, plenty of prosperity - life was too easy.

[ACfixer]

Bear in mind there is an undistributed middle between death and !death.

Rates of severe COVID in children are rather low, however, and I am among those waiting on better information before concluding vaccinating children -- especially young children -- is a good idea.

Why the hell would anyone think vaccinating a child with no real chance of suffering from the disease is a good idea? So they don't "pass it on" to older people that refuse the vaccine like me?

F that, I've made my choice and I'll live or die with it as has everyone else by this point. To subject our children and grandchildren to this is downright evil.

[SPUTTER]

It's been my experience that old people (75+) are generally not afraid of dying and most would rather risk death than risk harm to children, so they could live a little bit longer.

[sd_shooter]

It's been my experience that old people (75+) are generally not afraid of dying and most would rather risk death than risk harm to children, so they could live a little bit longer.

That's pretty much the only age group that 'needs' to be vaxxed. The elderly have died droves - of course they die in great numbers even in the best of times due to things like Flu. We just don't talk about it and no one cares. Everyone dies.

[SPUTTER]

Yup vaccinating kids doesn't make any sense but they seem to be desperate to do it.

[ACfixer]

Yup vaccinating kids doesn't make any sense but they seem to be desperate to do it.

How this doesn't cause any and every reasonable adult to question the reason for this is so disturbing.

[sd_shooter]

How this doesn't cause any and every reasonable adult to question the reason for this is so disturbing.

Consider the number of Hillary voters in this country, about 50%
- They blindly obey the government
- They want the other 50% to obey the government as well
- The other 50% owes them a livelihood (Food, housing, college, monthly stipend)

So the remaining 50% likely do question all this, but employers are in lock-step with the government/Fauci and people are being pressured from all sides to get the Vax.

[as_rocketman]

Why the hell would anyone think vaccinating a child with no real chance of suffering from the disease is a good idea? So they don't "pass it on" to older people that refuse the vaccine like me?

F that, I've made my choice and I'll live or die with it as has everyone else by this point. To subject our children and grandchildren to this is downright evil.

Don't let emotion get in the way of actually thinking about it.

Children do suffer some effects from the virus, even if their mortality rate is almost vanishingly low. Vaccines simulate a partial viral response -- for most of the side effects, there is a comparable effect caused by infection. The question to answer is whether vaccination results in notably less severe effects than unprotected infection.

For example, the thing that has everyone up in arms about vaccination for children is the rare but nonzero incidence of pericarditis and myocarditis -- heart inflammation, caused by the "spike" protein. Well, guess what, the virus does that too, often coupled with other effects that vaccines don't appear to trigger at all. What we need to work out is the relative balance of risks, as the vaccine and the virus are different in several important respects. But that question has not been answered yet.

[SanDiego619]

Why the hell would anyone think vaccinating a child with no real chance of suffering from the disease is a good idea? So they don't "pass it on" to older people that refuse the vaccine like me?

F that, I've made my choice and I'll live or die with it as has everyone else by this point. To subject our children and grandchildren to this is downright evil.

Even if someone gets the vaccine, they can still get covid and pass it on to others. So I am not sure how getting the vaccine protects anyone.